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DIY Tutorial – How to make a kimono with Voile fabric

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Hello fabric lovers!

I hope you guys are doing great. Today I'm really happy to show you a cool tutorial I made for you. It's a DIY Tutorial where you will learn how to make a very simple but super cute Voile Kimono. I decided to use Voile fabric because here in South Florida the weather is getting very warm and Voile is perfect for a summer outfit! My favorite thing about this Kimono is that is very easy to make (I promise!)   Untitled-2

 Now, let's watch the video!

PS: The collection used for this projects was: Bountiful Fabrics by Sharon Holland!

 

I hope you guys enjoyed the tutorial!

Lots of love,

Carolina.

 

4 responses to “DIY Tutorial – How to make a kimono with Voile fabric”

  1. Donna F- upstate New York USA Avatar
    Donna F- upstate New York USA

    I like this easy pattern. What other fabric will work with this pattern?
    Happy Creating
    Donna

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  2. S. Carolina Avatar
    S. Carolina

    Hi Donna! I’m really glad you liked the pattern. It works with Voile, Rayon, and quilting cotton as well. The only thing that will change is the drape of your kimono. So, if you want it to be light-weight I would recommend Voile or Rayon!
    Hope this helps,
    Carolina.

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  3. Kathie Avatar
    Kathie

    You can use a lightweight knit, couldn’t you?

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  4. E.S. Avatar
    E.S.

    This is not a kimono. Can you choose a more appropriate name foryour project?

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